David D. has made some horrible decisions in his young life, not the least of which has been my choice in Hip-Hop albums and artists to follow. Earlier this year, I highlighted some of these questionable decisions (“10 Rappers I Once Swore By”), but, unfortunately, those weren’t my only missteps. Read the rest of this entry »

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Nicki Minaj Takes Over BET’s 106 & Park [Miss Info]

The Eight Travel Apps to Download Now [The Daily Details]

The 10 Most Scandalous Cases of Unfaithful Athletes [The BVX]

Miley Cyrus Caught Making Out During 18th Birthday Party [Billboard]

Teddy Riley Thinks Michael Jackson Is Still Alive [The Urban Daily] Read the rest of this entry »

Who says Timbaland’s saving all the good beats for himself?

What was once probably a potential single for The Material Girl’s last album, the Justin Timberlake-assisted “Across The Sky” wound up collecting cobwebs in Madonna’s vajayjay vocal vaults and has now resurfaced for really no reason at all. On second thought, maybe Timbo leaked this polysonic piece of Hard Candy to save Read the rest of this entry »

Words by Landon A.

With the help of his Uncle Timbo and the good folks at Organized Noize, Bubba Sparxxx rose to prominence as a flagship artist of the post Dungeon Family south. Both Dark Days and Bright Nights and Deliverance presented a new brand of southern artist amidst the snappin’ and trappin’ that was spreading from Athens, Georgia to ATL. Now, nearly 3 years after his last run at the crown, Bubba K and DJ Greg Street team up to present some brand new material and a cupboard full of new southern artists. Read the rest of this entry »

So Bubba Sparxxx finally dumped Ms. New Booty and hooked back up with Timbo. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s funny how when an artist decides to make that blatant attempt at crossover success, the artist’s so-called fan base has a cow. Not saying it’s not justifiable, but it’s usually those same fans that drove the artist to that decision. Bubba Sparxxx is a perfect example.

His 2003 release Deliverance went totally unnoticed by most Hip-Hop fans. The same one who are always clamoring for an artist to let their guard down & give an honest portrayal of their life. Bubba does that and more on this slept-on masterpiece (not classic, there’s a difference). Read the rest of this entry »